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this interview is thanks to our alliance with uni vision. >> i would still like to get it released to the public because i think that is a great way to get them identified. >> it was bad. christian's father says doctors are cautiously optimistic he will make a full recovery. >>> a san francisco landlord is getting support on social media after getting backlash raising a tenant's rent 400%. she shared the increase to $8900 a month. she posts that her friends know the truth. the building she owns is registered as a single family home which means it may not fall under rent control. the city is exploring some possible solutions. >> we have asked the city attorney to draft legislation that would try to close the loophole. the scary thing about the case is that if it can happen to this individual it can happen to a lot of people. >> one of her friends says she is doing what isness to protect her property. she admits that she did rent out one of her rooms and is now planning to move and exploring legal options. if you commute from marin to the city you will find out whether you have to deal

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reporter: uni's well will have to go through this process along the way. there's probably going to be 20-22 candidates running for the republican nomination. my guess is part of the process and white is starting so early we have probably seen half candidates went out out before they even get to the iowa caucus next year, in the early part of next year. that's part of it, who can raise money, who can get endorsements. that is why get started so early. by thanksgiving or christmas you will probably see a whole series of candidates that were not able to do that drop out long before voting starts with the caucus. katty kay: it's going to be a very long campaign. president obama has described the prime minister who died at the age of 91. he turned a city state into one of the wealthiest countries in the world. our correspondent reports on his life and legacy. reporter: it is the end of an era. not just for those who remember their countries difficult birth. he prided himself on being an unsentimental man. his death has brought out strong emotions among the peop

majority leader mitch mcconnell warns he won't hold a vote for loretta lync uni will it thel the senate completes work on a human traffickinbill. chuck schumer ss republicans are using any excuse to stall the nomination vote. limpg would be the fir black woman to serve as attorney geach at georgetown is recovering from a twisted intestine. university says john thompson jr. had surgery earlier this month. thompson's son now coaches the team and george up to says because his dad is recovering he will not be able to travel for march madness games this year. we rish him a speedy him a speeddy recovery 37. >> lot of you working on your brackets now that the tournament scenes are set. you're looking at the reaction from t university of maryland as the decisions were announced. the terps are a four seed this year. fans are disappointed in that number because maryland will have to face one of the tournament toughest teams, in kentucky, if they both ma to the sweet 16. several experts also predicted maryland would be a number three in the dance. here's what one of the players said when we talked

they had the uni cycle guy. [laughter] >>> a yellow alert for friday. snow, primarily snow, a little rain, too. but i'm getting more bullish on this. >> when you say bullish, you mean more snow. >> yes. >> we're worried about accumulation. >> i still say most will be on grassy surfaces and on the trees. i don't see any roads being a problem inside the beltway. north and west of town early could be slush on the side roads. let's start with a live look. it was 73 yesterday. only 53 today. we're down to 47. relative humidity is only 23%. that's so low for this time of night. i mean it's a very dry air mass. this is also something that we'll take into account when we start adding moisture to this cold calm of air. headline, a cold start and a chilliy fin -- chilly finish. try tomorrow. bus stop temperatures, 26 to 42. if you are walkingth kids to the bus stop, and you are outside of the car, you will need a coat. i think moderate to heavy snow is possible north and west of town between 6:00 a.m. and noon. looking at one model that's been pretty good. get re

. >> you saw those green unis, st. paddy's day. buchanan gets longoria swinging to end the inning. hirz third strikeout of the inning. for sight gone. jake elmore goes down. buchanan gave up just one run but phillies lose 5-3. >>> flyers road trip begins tonight. they're going to be without matt reid, who's back in philly because his wife is giving birth. you can see flyers/canucks tonight at 9:30 on comcast sportsnet. i'm john clark. >>> before we leave you, update on break news from skyforce10. still seeing flames and smoke shooting from the roof. we know three people were taken to the hospital. no word yet on their condition. >> academy road closed at convent avenue. we also have a crew on the ground. we have crews headed to that scene. of course, jim will have a complete update tonight along with jacqueline london tonight at 11:00. >> absolutely. you can also check the nbc10 app for any updates until then. >> but now for all of us here at "nbc10 news," thanks for watching. >> the news continues now with "nbc nightly news." >>> on this tuesday night, breaking news. the dramatic

the that brings us to our story about a uni vision host who is now jobless fired over his comments heout the the first lady that very if the graph right there. dax, what did he say, live on tv. >> well, you know, he was doing his show commenting like you guys. however, he said on that photo of michelle obama, dressed like michelle obama, he he said it looked like a cast member from planet of the apes. so here's the problem. he got fired. then he said, weird part was that no one at the station said anything. nobody on social media said anything. but michelle obama's office contacted them and said, you know, this is complete thely unacceptable. the the the first lady does not conn down talk like this, and he was immediately fired from uni rigs. >> what is the the dude's name. >> he feels like bigger beef in one had a problem except michelle obama. >> what you said is i'm sorry, complete thely racist. like what did you expect. he then, went on to say that he voted for obama, twice, and very publicly, and i just am sorry don't think it is much of an excuse he said i'm a mixed race man mys

this interview is thanks to our alliance with uni vision. >> i would still like to get it released to the public because i think that is a great way to get them identified. >> it was bad. christian's father says doctors are cautiously optimistic he will make a full recovery. >>> a san francisco landlord is getting support on social media after getting backlash raising a tenant's rent 400%. she shared the increase to $8900 a month. she posts that her friends know the truth. the building she owns is registered as a single family home which means it may not fall under rent control. the city is exploring some possible solutions. >> we have asked the city attorney to draft legislation that would try to close the loophole. the scary thing about the case is that if it can happen to this individual it can happen to a lot of people. >> one of her friends says she is doing what isness to protect her property. she admits that she did rent out one of her rooms and is now planning to move and exploring legal options. if you commute from marin to the city you will find out whether you have to deal

i have known of many cases of seniors who must go to banks or to the credit unit uni-in the federal building on golden gate to get their direct deposits and pay their resents at the tenderloin housing clinic. i myself experienced three muggings in the 10 years right on larkin going over to the office where my credit union money order was stolen. they couldn't cash it because i already made it out. but it made a problem for me in not being able to pay my rent on time. others have had the same experience. we have a number of residents who are mentally challenged. the officers in that district have been well trained on how to deal with mentally challenged citizens. we do not agree with changing the redistricting so you don't take it from larkin to polk. you take it the other way. it makes the adjustments to the district by including things people have recommended for the other end, but don't take it down to third and don't go over from larkin to polk. polk is also an area where there now are many drug selling, predators of seniors especially because we can't run. i can't run at all. i am disabl

this interview is thanks to our alliance with uni vision. >> i would still like to get it released to the public because i think that is a great way to get them identified. >> it was bad. christian's father says doctors are cautiously optimistic he will make a full recovery. >>> a san francisco landlord is getting support on social media after getting backlash raising a tenant's rent 400%. she shared the increase to $8900 a month. she posts that her friends know the truth. the building she owns is registered as a single family home which means it may not fall under rent control. the city is exploring some possible solutions. >> we have asked the city attorney to draft legislation that would try to close the loophole. the scary thing about the case is that if it can happen to this individual it can happen to a lot of people. >> one of her friends says she is doing what isness to protect her property. she admits that she did rent out one of her rooms and is now planning to move and exploring legal options. if you commute from marin to the city you will find out whether you have to deal

. >> the interview is because of our alliance with uni vision and if they can get identifiable images they will be released. christian's father said doctors are cautiously optimistic. >> if you fine your electricity bill is high the drought could be to blame. a report finds that states spend an extra $1.4 billion for electricity during the past three years because the dry weather cut the outmust california's hydroelectric dams and the utility companies had to buy more electricity for power plants. >> next month the state will be under a new set of water conservation rules. regulations include a ban on serving water at restaurants and bars unless the customer asks for it. hotels and motels have to offer the option of no towels and linens watched east day. watering lawns 48 hours after a measurable rainfall is banned and is limited to two day as week for water districts that do not have limits in place. >> tonight is the best in the west against the beast of the east with the warriors and hawks facing off >> the warriors lost in atlanta but tonight is the rematch for the best record in

our eyewitness weatather watchers are saying we have unis, we have cold, we have to work on temperature department. we are looking at temperatures in the 20's every where, near bensalem, steve reporting a temperature of 22 degrees and saying not much win barometric pressure falling but should be rising as high pressure takes control of our weather. that is why we are seeing colder temperatures. carolyn reporting a temperature of 26 degrees in philadelphia beautiful sunny, but crisp and a cold day. here are pictures she sent us from the city of philadelphia you can see ice sickles, be careful, make sure lou above before you enter a building because that warm heiress scapes buildings, forms ice and with warmer weather they will be breaking off. take a look at a beautiful scene, snow on the board, some establishments opened on the boardwalk in ocean city and gorgeous sunset. just think it won't too long until that san instead of snow. that is what i'm looking for to within of our weather watchers sending a beautiful picture in gloucester township kid are sledding sunnies shining, beautiful

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. >> no you about i will say this i just i want to make sure people don't think that black men are unicorns either. >> larry: exactly. >> there are plenty-- . >> larry: thank you. >> i am not going to say a plethora but there are some you know and maybe my thought process when -- >> good black men. >> listen everyone comes with some-- everyone comes with some assembly required. >> i'm not saying great. >> just sometimes it can be a few batteries here and there. sometimes it is a model airplane kit with no instructions. and it depends on what you feel you want to do. like and how much effort you want to put it into it. >> larry: do you think it makes a difference saying i don't think there is anything wrong with somebody wanting to date or be with someone like you, unless you are white and then it's racist. >> i will confess that i have-- i have seen like black men and friends of mine we have been guilty of seeing black men date outside your race and-- . >> larry: you guys give black men a hard time. >> black men give black women a hard time. there are black men that won't see scandal b

. >> uni need to ask you this question, do you think the international community has failed yemen in in any way? after all we saw the houthis take over the capital in september, but before that, there had always been warnings of their advance. we had always known that they -- what their aim was was to take over the capital. and they did in september. the international commune at this did nothing but ask for peaceful negotiations. do you think yemen has been let down by the international community? >> well, you know, it's seldom a good idea to involved in a complicated civil war situation. not to suggest that in the recent past yemen was in civil war. but it was in inning sip vinnie civil war as different factions were contending against one other. usually it's not wise for external parties to get involved in that sorts of a struggle, often they have a tendency to change the nature of the struggle and make it worse rather than better think i think the fact that the international community has taken, up until now being a fairly cautious approach is actually quite sound. and i think at

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uni. >> he doesn't know who he has? >> i do. i have it. >> uni going all the way?e nutty team. >> that's definitely nutty. let me pick mine. i'll pick a red color because i love notre dame. and then i have to pick villa nova. >> you have notre dame beating kentucky? >> it's a good catholic school. >> everybody loves villa nova. >> i have them going all the way. >> you can see my bracket, bill is leading me with having 8. let us know what you have. some of your pictures and comments coming in right now. prom season, people are getting ready for that. this one also comes in, we showed you a picture of a baby kendall that was turning 4, my sister's middle name is kendall. spring fun in limerick. >> there you are with a fan right there. >> that's going to just about do it for us. we've got to go ahead and wrap. the news continues tonight at 6:00. the news continues tonight at 6:00. keep t - [voiceover] in this episode there are warning signs of potential disasters and evidence of previous catastrophes. - that's what we really care about, right? where is the asteroid go

. >> reporter: firefighters looked inside the building for 10 minutes and found the problem inside unied d. >> that's when they started to try to break down the door. the second they did they -- smoke started spilling out. and he yelled for us to get out. >> i started taking my flash light and running up and down the block and was like fire fire get out. >> reporter: two men inside unit d. a 35-year-old and 28-year-old died. one of the people was an artist. >> he is a talented painter. and he also did sculp tures. and was very popular in the bay area. >> reporter: the second victim just moved in with the artist. nearly three dozen people were displaced. >> this is an old armory. converted into live work space s. and smaller apartments. so there's a lot of ways for the fire to really get going here. >> reporter: investigators say the fire also broke a water heater inside the burning unit adding to the extensive water fire and smoke damage. it's why restoration crews were called to cleanup and the red cross stepped in. >> this is a really disturbing event today. really i wanted to come by

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in order to recruit top talent uni companies like google and what they're doing today with the climateled googleplex or even the people that we work with that is where it is all about. they want amenities and things. neil: who buys the things? whole cities? bin and not the whole city but the people that want to work there are obviously investing in their town and that is what matters. neil: what is the difference of that and of building? >> it is completely contained actually you are in a bubble and there are some constraints. neil: that is all of washington d.c.. >> there could be the wave of the future definitely. >> attwood go to the world's fair as a kid and they would show a vehicle that would drive on the moon someday. we will never know. james bond has a license to kill and to drive electric. debuting the first though love for -- ever concept car i don't know if anyone should be worried about what is going on in? >> a sink it is exciting but they still have a ways to go. people want to buy these vehicles but i think they need to change what they're doing to increase sales. neil:

. >> changing channel reports say uni vision is getting set for an ipo in one of the biggest media deals in years. >> welcome back to the show everyone. let's take a look at futures because we did see a major sell off on wall street. yesterday stocks across the board getting pressured by fears over a potential fed rate hike and strengthening u.s. dollar. nasdaq up 14. s&p 500 up just about 8 points in premarket trade. now the dollar was also in focus. yes, that's right. it wasn't just stock that caught the attention of traders. the euro hit a 12 year low against the dollar. they expect the euro to fall to the dollar by the end of the year. 90 seconds by 90 cents by 2016. >> we are bouncing back today seema seema. europe was included yesterday. we know of course that policy won't be tightened which has been one of the big factors weighing in the last couple of sessions. so a little surprise that europe was involved in the sell off yesterday but it was bouncing back today. quite strongly as well. mario draghis comments giving extra to markets and highlighting the fact that even though of c

actually delayed by a couple of weeks this year because the bad winter weather that we had, but it gets uny today. so park restrictions in effect on the days that your street is swept from toda through the end of october. now, if you don't move your car you could get a $45 ticket. so the signs are very promineny displayed on your street. so if you don't day your street is cleared, just go out and this one is attached to a light post and you can see 9:30 to 11.:30. the program begins today. >> megan, thank you. >>> some of are you signed up for a pub crawl in arlington. it's happening this weekend and only half as many people as last year are signed up to take part. that's according to the "washingpost". the paper says new rules could be the rli county board of superviss issued new permit requiremen after 25 people were arrested at arrestlinarlington's pub crawls lasyear. >>> national highway traffic safety administration reports 55% of all traffic deaths on st. patricy are caused by drunk driver. you can call for a free ride home. starts at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow and runs until 4:00 a.m. on wed

to peel back the uni don't know if you -- on i don't know. if you.hey weren't really started as a protect detail decades and decades ago. they started as support for the fbi and money laundering. counter fit money. so my big question is as they have grown to do all these different things, maybe what didn't grow with it? are they really managed in such a way were they ever and we just got lucky back in the day? are they managing to handle the new threats to the president? because see the threats are different now. they're ever changing now. can they keep up? maybe if you think you can't keep up, you throw one back and pick up a lady? i'm not sure. >> andrea, you're a big fan of nypd. they have to tackle terrorism threats. they have a huge population to deal with. they have a leftist mayor who is deciding what is procedures they are allowed to follow. what can they do at the secret service to make it a better place and safer for those they protect? >> well, if the white house, knows about this which i would assume lou talks about this, institutional be

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. >> six people are confirmed dead and that in unis expected to rise. the president of the nation said the country is in desperate need of humanitarian aid and is call on the world to push in and heading back to vanuatu. he was in japan attending a disaster conference when typhoon pam it is. 90 percent of homes and businesses 90 percent, and all schools, all destroyed. >> now it is time to check with sue who has been covering a major act in the east bay. >> so many vehicles, and this will take some time. >> it will. we. show you our waze app near valley road southbound 680 with at least ten vehicles involved with glass in the lanes and traffic is jammed. a good alternate would possibly be danville boulevard but, folks, that is jamming up as you make your way to the accident scene with ten vehicles involved southbound 680 with c.h.p. on the scene to issue a sig-alert. not a great alternate to get around and danville boulevard, again. another accident southbound 101 blocking the middle lane is we have very slow traffic coming out of the rohnert park area

some still uni identified in a morgue. a march against terrorism. authorities arrested nine people in connection with the attacks, which isis claimed responsibility for. phil black has more from a witness to the massacre and from the family of one suspect. >> reporter: these are the panicked scenes security forces arrived at the baddo museum. by that time the gunmen had already killed many people. and moved deeper inside the complex. >> terrified. >> reporter: this man witnessed the start of the massacre. >> translator: the moment when they started to shoot everybody in front of him, with no mercy, the blood and innocent people laying down. >> reporter: a tourist guide had brch wait been waiting by a bus when he saw a man that didn't look like a terrorist. >> men. >> in twillcivilian clothes. >> not military at all. blue jeans, nike sneakers and shaved and did not pronounce any words. >> reporter: the man then pulled what looked like a gun from his bag, but didn't know how to use it. >> at the moment i thought he was one of the guests one of the cli

. >> not going to be uni will later this afternoon we'll have the rain off and on. another area of rain coming out of the tennessee valley that is on a track to come right into the metro areamorning. right now getting scattered sprinkles an drizzle around much of virginia maryland and west virginia. it will be with us here for the morning hours. and temperatures are hovering in the 40s from the mountains all the way to the bay. reagan national now is at 48 degrees. p i took this picture about 2:00 this morning northern montgomery county there was dense fog there, visibility about a quarter of a mile. and monday pry county as well as howard and in loudoun under a dense fog advisory until 10:00 as well as frederick, washington panhandle of west virginia where the visibilities are going to be down under a quarter of a mile in a few spots. so watch out, slow down, use your low beams. if you encounter some dense fog. and rain will b coming back in by later this morning. this leading edge of this next batch of rain now into southern west virginia, that will be in the metr

uni sef says an estimated 160,000 people are in the disaster zone and it may take time to fully's the impact since communication systems in many of the hard hit islands remain down. >> we're not yet clear on the impact and scope of the disaster. but we fear the destruction and damage could be widespread. >> let's bring in charlie damon in vanuatu with care international, an aid group helping victims and she joins us now on the phone. tell us we just reported that relief worker is reporting unbelievable destruction. what do you see? what's the state of the city on the ground? >>. >> yes hi thank you for having me. absolutely. we woke this morning to absolute devastation here. and we did get out into the town this afternoon to get an idea of how the devastation is. we're talking up rooted trees, palms everywhere roofs have been ripped off and debris everywhere. roads are blocked and it completely destroys. i can't imagine how long it will take to -- >> and tell me something, charlie, did the majority of people seek emergency shelters or did they ride out the storm in their own homes? wh

but bay area fans may be a little bummed to learn that anthony david aka the uni brow may not play tomorrow in oakland. he turned his foot tonight in oakland. missed tonight in phoenix. after watching the warriors smoke atlanta last night, clay thompson did practice lightly today. as they bask in the glory of the decisive victory. talk about stepping it up. how about barnes. 25. andre iguodala, 21, something that needs to happen. the contributions from everybody if you want to be considered an elite team. >> going into every nba season you have to know that a player has to miss a number of games. so you have to adjust. we had that yesterday. so it helps guys to get extra repetition and opportunity. >> first day of the tournament brings results for brackettologists everywhere. sports part two next. >>> one of those special games on the sports calendar. opening day of the tournament. living up to the hype as far as upsets and weirdness. look at this 13 seconds left, smu two point lead. bryce alford. but moriega is called for goal tending and it wasn't reviewable. so ucla takes the lead. moore

in the 1960s he led his small island from its status as a british colony to brief uni-op and qck independence. overcoming pressures at home and communist instability among neighbors, the city/state underwent a remarkable transformation from an economic backwater to one of the most developed cities in asia. some praised him as a visionary. others called him authoritarian. he tolerated little disent. human rights activists criticized caning as a form of punishment and the death penalty. lee was of unapologetic about his approach. >> i'm not following any prescription given me by any politician on democracy or whatever. i work from first principles what will get me there. social peace and stability within the country. no fight between the races, between religions, whatever. fair shares for all. >> reporter: in 1990 lee stepped down as prime minister but didn't bow out of politics completely. he took the post of senior minister in the cabinet and was given the specially created title of minister mentor in the government of the current prime minister his son. he will be remembered as the father of

we shouldn't be choosing sides and funding and propping up the shiias versus the unis in the sectarian right. >> well i agree with that. you know, keep in mind up until the residual force -- not to continually revisit history but this is why it's important to talk about why pulling the recity sid dual force out was bad. we disengaged with iraq as well. once we disengaged iran engaged and also you had the sectarian impulses that engage. it takes a while to get this right. >> let me read to you both something that david petraeus said this week that struck me. he commanded troops as you well know during the surge in 2007 to 2008. here's what he said. he said it is impossible to return to iraq without a keen sense of opportunities lost. this includes the squandering of what we in our coalition and iraqi part ners paid such a cost to achieve. this has to have a lot of meaning for both of you. you say you were just back. how do you respond to what the general said? do you feel the same way? >> i think adam is of the same mind as i am. in our hearts every day we carry with us this incredibly

look at them a all in uni son there, good to go. count down continues.you have not done so go to our web site at my fox philly.com and vote for your favorite pubs or restaurant. this coming tuesday we will pick one of your favorites. load up the news van. we will go live all morning long on st. patrick's day good do you know when voting end on that. >> today. >> it is today. >> this is it. >> i was putting it off. >> you've got until 10:00 a.m. today. >> that is it we will tally the votes and then pick the favorite and we will notify them and let them know we are having a party on tuesday morning. >> lets get it on that will be fun tuesday morning. >> 6:47. the the president of the you had stopped by jimmy kimmel live last tonight in hollywood. >> it wasn't all jokes and laughter. president obama reflect on the disappointment of the two officers on the heels of the civil rights speech in sell man for the anniversary. >> obviously we don't know what happened yet. our thoughts and prayers are with the officers and their families and thankfully as you said

. >>> this interview is from our alliance with uni vision 14. >> if investigators can not extract imageselease them. doctors are cautiously optimistic to make a full recovery. >> a woman has been money -- punished after a stuffed lion and other stuffed wildlife were found in her apartment. fish and wildlife say that the woman was trying to import a protected owl from france and fined $3,600 and serving three years probation and community service. officers found 50 stuffed and mounted animals in the one-bedroom apartment. several are illegal to have in california. >>> tonight is the best in the west against the beast of the east with the warriors facing the hawks tonight. >> the warriors lost in atlanta last month but are best in the he -- region. the warriors will be without clay thompson who trained his ankle on monday night against the lakers and now could be out a week to 10 days. tip-off for the showdown is at 7:30. you can watch it on espn. >>> in the east bay tonight, st. mary's faces vanderbilt in the first round of the we n.i.t. and playing the first game of the season against th

forty-three is all we will manage with bright sunshine for a high temperature today but good news is unis set is late getting later, 16 minutes after 7:00 is your send set time. is there your planner for monday. chillier than normal. we will tell you when warm up occurs in the seven day forecast. the let's see what is occurring on the road this morning, bob kelly. >> hi, sue good morning everybody. 4:30 exactly. we are off to a good start. live look at i-95 in south philadelphia. the the stadium here was kind of quiet no problems at all up and down i-95 but watch it that left lane by the stadium here riddled with potholes, heading down toward the airport or through south philadelphia today. ben franklin bridge looking live from our camden toll plaza, no problems at all up and over the span in toward downtown philadelphia. we have had that accident on the admiral wilson boulevard that has cleared out of the way. all of the lanes are opened. we're in good shape on the 42 freeway, and i295. head west on the schuylkill expressway leaving center city in problems getting out of town heading out

all in uni son 25, in trenton, and a we will head down to millville and it just dropped below freezing mark at 31 degrees. we have temperatures in the the 30's right along the the shore. high pressure building in, things look nice around here we will be finding temperatures today, well into the 40's, and then by the time we get into tomorrow we're till in the 40's which is nice. it is an improvement definitely. by tuesday we might be in the 40's but you know what we could be around 50 or so degrees as we await our next weather system coming in here. the this looks like rain showers, and maybe allentown south, for some of those rain showers, but we will watch, we will watch for that on tuesday. notice how these temperatures have been climbing. we love this. twenty-six on friday. we will jump up to 41 degrees yesterday, today and tomorrow, we will be definitely in the 40's and then tuesday, we will be pessimistic and say we're in the 40's but there is a chance we could be at 50 degrees as well. so lets keep that in the back of our mind. sunset times tonight at 7:00 o'clock. we have a tra

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. >> back on uni broadbent, it seems like a lot of the objection that jurisdiction do you have any problems? >> i do. i just don't agree with the personally. something for congress to authorize. as for congress to do. >> can you talk about that. >> i don't believe it's fundamental to the us economy acting as the regulator and participant. it has the ability to manipulate the rights-of-way. talk about taxpayer dollars they actually have 1st have losses because of this. i have fundamental problems but it's not for my job this girl. >> the la times number of people who brought up examples of other presidents who publicly urged the sec to take action. >> anybody who knows this agency is followed up for for a long time and if you did not have an ideological dog in this fight we will literally admit that the president's announcementit was unprecedented. in terms of its nature very long statements in terms of the specificity but typically clears the fcc to sec to look at a particular issue. not only what specific roles you want the fcc to implement but the legal theory that is something that i've

convenience store operators family mart and uni group are negotiating a merger.bined company would be the second largest in the industry ranking behind 7-eleven japan. with the shrinking population and declining consumption competition is intensifying and only 7-eleven has a boost in sales and family mart has long been ranked in third place and has been ambitious to expand. this was not enough to put it in second place they would have roughly 17,000 stores. but it's important that just enhancing store numbers doesn't guarantee success. much of the reason why 711 has been so successful it has its own factory that produces private brand products and the market is skeptical about the merger. 75% of the revenue comes from the supermarket business which is struggling and this would be a huge burden for family mart to take on. so with this report on the potential merger. on the other hand they rose over 10% on expectations. >> thank you. >> apple pay has been hit by low tech fraudsters using stolen credit card numbers. the wall street journal says apple system itself h

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